We are going to offer a free classic “hororr” film from the Hammer stable (chosen by our resident film expert) for a week in the afternoon throughout the festival.
Under the terms of our generous performance licence we can’t charge (which we don’t) and we can’t advertise the film by name. But we can promise each film is a cracker.
Bernard is up against red tape, Ghost Grasshoppers and London Underground when all he wants to do is fly to the moon in this superior adaptation of the BBC play.
When suggested that legendary horror icons could turn into yeti’s, one of them exclaims “Monster, we’re British you know.” Probably the greatest line in cinema… Ever…
The lead in this classic is normally quite a hairy chap, here he’s really hairy, I mean Poodle with a hangover in what was originally a Marquis de Sade biography.
An American psychologist travels to rural England to investigate shady satanic tomfoolery. The demon he finds, would give Damien a run for his money.
Although this studio had been around since the thirties, it was this 1957 adaptation that shaped the studio and created its greatest legacy.
If you’ve ever wanted to see Captain Mainwaring’s head on a milk bottle, this is the film for you in this theatrical revenge comedy.
Dracula teams up with Jim Hacker to take on satanic weirdos in this newly restored classic.
In the opinion of in-house critic this is the greatest Vampire film ever, with the greatest van Helsing. This scorching classic has been re-edited to include shots too disturbing for a 1958 audience. “If you’re only able to watch one of the films on offer, this is the best of the bunch.”